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cactus

by regen-williams

i bought a cactus the summer of my eighteenth birthday i picked it up from the local nursery and cradled it all the way to my car so that it wouldn't fall to the concrete i had only just met the little guy and i didn't want to lose him the day i finally got him it is quite stupid to buy and name a cactus but i felt very attached to the small succulent that occupied the left corner of my bedside table it was a cute little cactus with orange on his top and a long green stalk with spikes poking out i felt pretty satisfied because even looking at this plant made me smile taking care of this cactus gave me something to do and it kept my mind off of you for a while maybe i connected with this plant maybe i felt like i was the plant i sure do feel like the plant trapped growing pokey all adjectives aside i still am very much addicted to caring for my little cactus if it lasts through the summer then maybe i can too
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Jul 17, 2013
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